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seen whether these employees are sufficiently qualified.
SAERTEX multiCom and S1E have therefore decided to actively tackle the qualifications of external specialists themselves. Chris Watson (Technical Sales UK & Ireland at SAERTEX multiCom) points out. “Our training program is designed to provide participants with exactly the theoretical and practical knowledge they need to successfully master the challenges on construction sites. Only with qualified specialists urgently needed infrastructural construction measures on dilapidated old pipes can be carried out successfully.“
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In close cooperation between SAERTEX multiCom and S1E, the first SAERTEX- LINER® Installation Training took place this year at the S1E Head Office in Barnsley, South Yorkshire. During the two-day installation training course, participants learned more about the products and technologies required for trenchless pipe rehabilitation with the SAERTEX-LINER®. This included practical installation training, theoretical expert knowledge, and certification from SAERTEX multiCom, making them certified installers. These certificates are proof of quality, as installers can use them to demonstrate their expertise in the UV-CIPP process.
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Dave McCarthy (CIPP Lining Development Manager at S1E) emphasizes: “Our training programs are qualifying professionals while helping to raise the quality standards of UV-CIPP installations across the UK. By investing in skills development, we are creating a strong foundation for the future of trenchless pipe rehabilitation.”
SAERTEX multiCom invites companies and specialists to join the next SAERTEX- LINER® Installation Training in Spring 2025 at S1E. Equip your team with the skills needed to thrive in this critical industry. Please get in contact with SAERTEX multiCom or S1E if you are interested.
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